PG Electro Plast Posts Over 100% Profit Growth in FY25

16 May 2025 CW Team

PG Electroplast Limited (PGEL), a leading player in Electronic Manufacturing Services and plastic moulding, reported robust growth in its audited results for FY25.

Consolidated revenues rose to Rs 48.70 billion, growing seventy-seven per cent year-on-year. Net profit surged one hundred and twelve per cent to Rs 2.91 billion, while EBITDA rose nearly eighty-nine per cent to Rs 5.19 billion.

In Q4FY25, revenue touched Rs 19.10 billion, with net profit doubling to Rs 1.46 billion. The Board approved a final dividend of Rs 0.25 per share.

PGEL’s product business recorded Rs 35.26 billion in revenue, up one hundred and eleven per cent. Room air conditioner sales saw a one hundred and twenty-eight per cent jump, supported by strong growth in washing machines and coolers. Subsidiary PG Technoplast contributed Rs 35.06 billion, while JV Goodworth Electronics added Rs 5.44 billion.

The company strengthened capacity with a second greenfield facility and collaborated with over thirty-five brands. It raised Rs 15 billion via Qualified Institutional Placement and invested Rs 4.88 billion in FY25 capex. PGEL projects FY26 group revenues at Rs 72 billion and expects net profit of Rs 4.05 billion.

With four new facilities planned, PGEL is focused on scale, capital efficiency and manufacturing leadership.

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